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| | | ... Zealand debt securities and interest rate derivatives, including Australian government and semi-government bonds, treasury notes, corporate bonds, floating rate notes, New Zealand government bonds, interest rate swaps, overnight index swaps, forward ... |
| | | | ... the PLS equivalent to an equity release scheme. "We propose a simple extension of the PLS: to open it to all retirees," notes the research paper. "This would allow any retiree with sufficient [home] equity to secure fortnightly loans equivalent to the ... |
| | | | ... placement and a $30 million retail share placement. The company also has plans to raise a further $250 million via a convertible notes issue. The tier 1 hybrid issue is the first of its kind for Challenger and, if successful, would provide the company ... |
| | | | ... combination of a $250 million institutional share placement, a $30 million retail share placement and a $250 million convertible notes issue. In an announcement on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) the company said the capital initiatives will ... |
| | | | ... regarding this issue and it was actually ASIC who made public the details about the compensation scheme. "Macquarie Group notes today's media release from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in relation to Macquarie Private Wealth ... |
| | | | ... victims of these sorts of attacks," he told Financial Standard. JBS Financial Strategists director Jenny Brown agrees and notes that "the role of a financial adviser is to assist a client achieve what they want out of life by providing recommendations ... |
| | | | ... proportion of Australian equities has been, and is expected to be, held in superannuation accounts in retirement. The Inquiry notes that, due to refundable imputation credits and tax-free superannuation in retirement, a growing proportion of company ... |
| | | | ... sector is competitive, albeit concentrated. It concedes the big four banks have funding advantages because of their size, and notes some submissions to the review argued they also benefit from the perception that they are "too big to fail". "It is not ... |
| | | | ... phase when confidence will have to be sustained in light of some new realities in the world. As Professor Jennifer Hill 1 notes in her 2012 review of Australia's experience during the financial crisis: The onset of the financial crisis in 2007 emphasized ... |
| | | | ... financed by the issuance of central bank reserves at A£375 billion." This was all the BOE's news release contained - and a "Notes to Editors" -- after the conclusion of its 10 July MPC meeting and was not surprising as the Bank does not normally publish ... |
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